Caren C Dymond
Email
Office Telephone Number
1-778-747-2727 (Canada)
Room Details
Working from home in Canada
Qualifications
BSc Ecology
MSc Forest Community Ecology
PhD Title (or subject area)
Climate change impacts and potential adaptation and mitigation activities through forest management: A critical analysis (PhD by Published Works)
Supervisors
Professor John Healey
My research
My research has two main theme: 1. assessing climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies in forest management; and 2. evaluating the forest carbon footprint of forest products including energy.
Publications
The papers that will form the body of my dissertation are:
Dymond, C.C., S. Beukema, C.R. Nitschke, K.D. Coates, & R.M. Scheller 2016. Carbon sequestration in managed temperate coniferous forests under climate change. Biogeosciences 13, 1933-1947.
Dymond, C.C., E.T. Neilson, G. Stinson, K. Porter, D.A. MacLean, D.R. Gray, M. Campagna, & W.A. Kurz 2010. Future spruce budworm outbreak may create a carbon source in eastern Canadian forests. Ecosystems 13: 917–931.
Dymond, C.C., S. Tedder, D. Spittlehouse, B. Raymer, K. Hopkins, K. McCallion, & J. Sandland 2014. Diversifying managed forests to increase resilience. Can. J. Forest Res. 44(10), 1196-1205.
Hof, A.R., C.C., Dymond, & D.J. Mladenoff 2017. Climate change mitigation through adaptation: the effectiveness of novel tree planting regimes. Ecosphere, 8(11)
Kurz, W.A., G. Stinson, G.J. Rampley, C.C. Dymond & E.T. Neilson 2008. Risk of natural disturbances makes future contribution of Canada's forests to the global carbon cycle highly uncertain. Proc. of the Nat. Academy of Sci., 105(5): 1551-1555.
Kurz, W.A., C.C. Dymond, G. Stinson, G.J. Rampley, E.T. Neilson, A.L. Carroll, T. Ebata, & L. Safranyik 2008. Mountain pine beetle and forest carbon feedback to climate change. Nature 452(24): 987-990.
See also: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Caren_Dymond
Professional Affiliations
International Association of Landscape Ecology